Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27
learned that DR.. Smith was present they
with one accord sang one verse OF the an.
them, greatly to the surprise OF the gentle

minstration say that although there were
at one time apprehensions that the negoti-
ations which are pending between the
United States and Great Britain relative
to the fisheries might not terminate sue
cessfully, and that it might be necessary
to issue the proclamation OF non-inte..
course authorized by the last congr' sss.
there ia now good rec sons to believe tt, At the
differences will be satisfactorily adiu Ated.
r. E. English, OF Albert Lea, has been
| indicted for unlawfully cor. .eealino the
body OF the child OF Louis H'A Anson. 81.
Mai. c. McC. Reeve has l.,een elected len
| tenant colonel of the Fist regiment. N.G.
| s. NJ. His post as m. .(or was filled by the
election OF Capt. Piece OF Red Wing to the
| position,
! Pat Sheedy, manager of John L. Sulli-
van says do not intend to make any
match with Kilrain or any body else until
is not in good condition at all as yet. He
can hardly close his hand. The challenger
plainly states in his challenge the fight
must be within fifty miles of Baltimore or
| Plttsburg and how can 8 bare knuckle
fight take place there? said Kilrain was
a coward, but If he repudiates assertions
in newspapers alleged as coming from
him, will retract what have said.
Pensions granted: Minnesota-L. M,
mother OF E. L. Matte, Brainerd; original,
! II. G. Nichols, Camden; j. Williamson, Co.
logne; increased, P. Barbean, Suel. Dako-
ta-W. H. Brown. Michigan City; H. G. C.
Rose, Millbank; 7, Delehart, Bismarck; j.
N. Bull, Clark. Postmaster commissioned
Iowa: Houghton, J. Carhoff.
Mr.. Charles Crocker, the California ma
bob, is said to be worth $50, 900, 900. He
could easily afford to give his daughter
check for 81, 600, 900 on her wedding day,
as he did.
Col. Robert Ingersoils eldest daughter is
beautiful, and is described by a chronicler
as "a Greek goddess.
John Boyd, butcher OF Rockford
| Mich, last summer murdered W. B. John.
son. Boyd was half crazed with liquor at
| the time. he was sentenced to prison for
life. Annie Boyd, his wife, sued Chrisroph.
er Post, saloonist OF Rockford, for selling
her husband liquor, claiming $4,000
damages. n verdict was rendered giving
| the woman 50, 500.
Madame LIE Hyde, q wellknown soprano
| and leading singer at the St. Paul cathe-
dral in Pittsburg, hanged herself. Cause,
ill health and arrangement.
Sir Charles Tupper, the Canadian finance
minister, swore, not long ago, that he
"built such wall of protection around
Canada as to raw material and labor
that the iron industry would rival that
| OF the United States.''
The treasury department is about to
undertake a novel experiment with re-
spect to the currency OF the Pacific states,
1t is the intention OF the department to
substitute paper currency so far as pos.
sible Tor the gold coin which has so long
! been in use in the Pacific states The
| legal tenders have never been popular in
| a oil &c oti1 ~>1
medium OF exchange there.
In the case OF S. X. Jeggeruel VS.. Mime
apolis & St. Louis, the jury at Albert Lea
gave the plaintiff $4,000. The defendant
obstructed crossing at the village OF Hart
land by which the plaintiff received injuries
in 1883 from which he still suffers.
| Mrs. Cleveland has written several pretty
little notes OF congratulation to Washing
| ton girls whose engagements have recently
been announced.
| c. c.. Maginnis gets the Duluth land office
receivership. He is a brother OF Major
Maginnis OF Montana.
| At Wabasha, in the case OF the state
against David Vining charged with COM
uniting rape on Annie Vining, his grand
| daughter the jury found the prisoner guilty
OF assault with intent to commit rape.
| Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees, of Terre Haute,
Ind, the "Tall Sycamore Of the Wabash"
and democratic statesman, is paying his
! first visit to St. Paul and Minnesota, in
company with Col. Tom H. Nelson, ex.
minister to Mexico, and a resident of
| Terre Haute.
| James Johnson has commenced suit in
| the United States circuit court to recover
| $25, 400 from John G. Nelson at St. Paul
! ct al. for injuries received. The complaint
! nfI hot ho 10,
ployed in a saw mill owned by the defend
ant in St. Croix county. Wis.,, Senator
| Sabin OF Minnesota passed through New
York on his way to Boston q day or two
ago: He talked confidently about his
business affairs and declares that he has
at last shaped them so that he will emerge
successfully from the Saltwater Car com
his side OF the ledger.
l. Senator Keller reports in St. Cloud that
q coal mine has been discovered near Sauk
| Centre, Stearns county.
On June the St. Paul & Duluth will re-
duce soft coal rates from S1.25 to 81 per
ton between Duluth and St. Paul, Minnea-
polls or Saltwater.
! Madame Janauschek, after her perform
ance at Newport, r. l., while visiting one
OF the members or her company in the
Perry house, fell down a fight OF II stairs,
| breaking one OF the bones OF her right fore
arm, and badly bruising her whole body.
| In New York Miss Eva Heaton, known on
the stage as Etelka Wardell, who has sus-
tanned the leading role in 1.-The White
Slave, ""The Wages OF SIM and other plays,
and interest on a note given her in / SS2 by
! Leonard F. Tracy, the husband OF the well
known actress, Helen Dsuvrey.
| A Nebraska mother finds her l7-year. old
daughter in low Sioux City bagnio where
an Omaha drummer, who had seduced her,
left her helpless.
The president has appointed Maj. j. L.
Rathbone OF California to be consul gener-
al at Paris. Maj. Rathbone was born in
Albany, N. y, of which city his father was
mayor. He was educated at West Point,
and served for several years on the staff OF
Maj. Gen. Schofeld. After resigning from
the army, fifteen years ago, he located in
| California.
marshal at Carrizo, Texas, shot and kill
| ed his vile and then blew his own brains
out. For some time the wife OF Stakes has
been accusing him Of improper relations
with his daughter, aged nineteen.
At Stubinville, Ohio. seven thousand
dollars worth OF bonds, the property OF
Mrs. McWha, that have been missing since
she and her daughter, Mrs. Baker, were
murdered at Holidays Cove, were found
under the marble top OF washstand in
theroom formerly occupied by the old lady.
The commercial and financial public will
need to have no further apprehension rs
to the call of bonds The last OF the out.
standing per cents has been called in, the
aggregate amounting to $17,O0O,OOO. No
more calls will now be possible until the
maturity OF the next series OF bonds.
Meanwhile it will be for the treasury to
determine whether any OF thesurplus shall